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4D Lotto Result
| 4D Lotto | November 6, 2026 | |
|---|---|---|
| 9:00 PM | 2-5-0-5 | |
| First Prize | ₱38,542.00 | |
| Number of Winner(s) | 22 | |
The 4D Lotto draw of November 6, 2026
The 9PM 4D combination 2-5-0-5 does not appear anywhere in our draw records.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does 4D Lotto draw?
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 9:00 PM Philippine time.
How much is a 4D ticket and what does it pay?
A ₱10 minimum play pays a guaranteed ₱10,000 first prize for matching all four digits in exact order. Higher bets pay proportionally more.
How does 4D compare to Swertres?
4D uses four digits instead of three, so the odds are longer (1 in 10,000 vs 1 in 1,000) but the return ratio is better (1,000:1 vs 450:1). 4D draws only at 9PM while Swertres draws 3x daily.
How does 4D compare to 6D?
4D pays a first prize plus ₱800 (last 3 digits) and ₱100 (last 2), while 6D pays prizes for matching the last 2–5 digits. 4D has much better odds (1 in 10,000 vs 1 in 1,000,000 for the top prize) but a lower first prize.
Can digits repeat in 4D?
Yes. Each digit is independently chosen from 0–9, so combinations like 7-7-7-7 are valid plays.
Does order matter in 4D?
Yes — 4D is an exact-order game. If the draw is 3-8-2-6, your ticket must show exactly 3-8-2-6 to win. 6-2-8-3 does not win.
Is there a Rambolito option for 4D?
No. Unlike Swertres, 4D only offers straight (exact-order) play. There is no any-order option.
How long do I have to claim a 4D prize?
One year from the draw date. Prizes of ₱10,000 can be claimed at any authorized PCSO outlet. See our claiming guide for details.
Where can I find past 4D results?
This page shows the latest draw and recent history. Use the monthly archive links below to browse all past results month by month.
How 4D Lotto Works
4D Lotto is the most approachable of the 9PM digit games — pick four digits from 0–9 (repeats allowed) and match them in exact order to win the minimum guaranteed ₱10,000 first prize on a ₱10 play. With only 10,000 possible combinations (0000 to 9999), the odds are 1 in 10,000 — an order of magnitude shorter than any six-ball game.
It draws Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 9:00 PM Philippine time. At ₱10 per ticket and ₱10,000 minimum first prize, the payout ratio (1,000:1) is the highest fixed-prize return in any PCSO game.
Besides the first prize, 4D pays two smaller fixed prizes: ₱800 for matching the last three digits in exact order and ₱100 for the last two.
Read the full 4D Lotto guide for every prize tier, exact odds, and how to fill out a ticket.
4D Lotto Odds & Prize Tiers
| Play Type | How It Works | Odds | Prize (₱10 bet) |
|---|---|---|---|
| First Prize | Match all 4 digits in exact order | 1 in 10,000 | Minimum ₱10,000 |
| Last 3 digits | Match the last 3 digits in exact order | 1 in 1,000 | ₱800 |
| Last 2 digits | Match the last 2 digits in exact order | 1 in 100 | ₱100 |
At 1 in 10,000, 4D offers the best odds of any PCSO 9PM game except Swertres and EZ2 (which draw at 2PM/5PM/9PM instead). The ₱10,000 minimum prize on a ₱10 bet gives a return ratio of 1,000:1 — higher than Swertres's 450:1 (₱4,500 on ₱10) and EZ2's 400:1 (₱4,000 on ₱10).
4D Lotto Tips for Players
- Best payout ratio in the PCSO line-up. ₱10,000 on a ₱10 bet = 1,000:1 return. Swertres pays 450:1, EZ2 pays 400:1, and the six-ball games' consolation tiers pay 0.8:1 (₱20 on ₱25).
- Smaller prizes for the last digits. Matching the last three digits in order pays ₱800; the last two pay ₱100.
- Odds are very reasonable. 1 in 10,000 means if you play one combination every draw (3 draws/week), you'd statistically expect one win roughly every 64 years. Not great, but vastly better than 1 in 5.2M for 6/42.
- Same nights as 6/45. Both draw on Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 9PM, so one night's results page shows both a digit game and a jackpot game.
